Incoming Philippines president Ferdinand ‘Bongbong’ Marcos Jr visits Melbourne | The World

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The incoming president of the Philippines has made a quiet trip to Melbourne a week after winning the election. Members of Australia’s Filipino community have protested outside an apartment building where Ferdinand Marcos Jr. is reportedly visiting his son.

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